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Probable problems and suggestions for solutions in regard of the globalization process of logistics

2008
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Özlem İpekgil Doğan

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Globalization has an influence on every area of life and its presence is recognized every day more and more. Due to the fact that it can?t be imitated by market competitors within a brief period of time, it is considered to be a powerful competitive quality for business enterprises. After the globalization process of such a company is completed, this process adds value to the company?s products and delivers logistical advantages of space, time and costs. As a result of globalization commercial activities spread worldwide. And trade cannot be carried out without logistics. That?s why logistics have to globalize, too. So business enterprises are faced with positive and negative issues of logistics? globalization. Thanks to positive issues certain processes were developed and economies which are considered to be criterions were overtaken. Business profits increased and positive progress occurred in national economies. However, these developments happened in those countries where logistical processes are managed correctly and where problems could be solved.This study states certain problems, different from those experienced by business enterprises during logistical activities within the process of logistics? globalization in an expanding and changing environment. And it suggests solutions. Besides, opinions mentioned by business enterprises during inquiries regarding these problems and solutions are explained with numerical data.Key Words: 1- Logistics, 2- Globalization, 3- Globalization of Logistics4- Global Trade

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Dr. Feyza Tekinbaş

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Feyza Tekinbaş (Master Thesis). Probable problems and suggestions for solutions in regard of the globalization process of logistics, 2008, Dokuz Eylül University, İşletme Bölümü.

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